Are your neighbours a nuisance? A guide on how to deal with them
Following some simple steps in how you respond to a nuisance can mitigate the likelihood of it going to court.
What will the abolition of physical CTs mean for Certificates held as security?
Are you still holding paper CTs as security? With e-conveyancing taking over, it may be time to change tack.
The end of the road for paper CTs in NSW
The Office of the Registrar General delivers the official word on the end of CTs as we know them.
Harsh, unconscionable, oppressive: Angus has the last bark on strata by-law
NSW Court of Appeal overturns blanket prohibition on keeping pets in strata buildings.
NSW Government sets residential developers in its sights
Get up to speed on the next instalment of NSW building reforms, set to commence on 1 September.
Using an e-settlement subscriber for eConveyancing
The ins and outs of using an e-settlement subscriber to conduct your eConveyancing work.
2019 Edition of the Contract for the Sale and Purchase of Land
Important updates on off-the-plan reforms and the 2019 Contract for the Sale and Purchase of land.
It’s the final countdown: eConveyancing reaches final milestones
Are you ready for the next stage of the mandate to eConveyancing from 1 July 2019 ? RICHARD HARVEY and GABRIELLE LEA discuss next steps…
Lawyers face cyber risk as property settlements move online
Property lawyers are warning of a heightened threat of cyber fraud to law firms and clients as high-value property transactions are increasingly conducted online via…
Court warns against lodging e-caveats without reasonable cause
The recent decision of Guirgis v JEA Developments P/L warns against lodging e-caveats without reasonable cause. By BENJAMIN ADAMS and KYE TRAN-TSAI.
Family law: May 2019
Reporting and analysis of recent family law decisions. By ROBERT GLADE-WRIGHT.